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SSBT loses fight to regain its bank license

March 14, 2006
Bahamas-based Suisse Security Bank & Trust Ltd., which may be insolvent by as much as $29 million, has lost a four-year fight to regain its bank license. In a judgment issued yesterday, the Privy Council in the United Kingdom dismissed an appeal by SSBT against a ruling on June 29, 2004 by the Court of Appeal of the Bahamas that upheld the revocation of SSBT's license by the Governor of the local Central Bank, effective April 2, 2001.

Principals of Bahamas bank accused of hiding assets

June 30, 2003
The principals of Bahamas-based Suisse Security Bank & Trust have allegedly put more than $31 million of client funds in jeopardy due to their "interference and obstruction" with its provisional liquidation.This includes $5.5 million in cash that was transferred out of an account at Barclays Bank in Nassau in April, 2001 after the bank was closed down by regulators, according to investigators.

Mohamad Harajchi sues Bahamas Prime Minister for libel

November 30, 2001
Suisse Security Bank and Trust chairman Mohamad Harajchi and the bank's CEO, Christopher Lunn, filed a civil complaint against Bahamas Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham in October, alleging that Ingraham defamed them in a public speech that he gave in Nassau.

Suisse Security Bank & Trust fights for its license

March 31, 2001
Bahamas-based Suisse Security Bank & Trust filed an application at the Bahamas Supreme Court on March 29, 2001 to reverse what it has called "a purported out-of-court appointed receivership". The Respondents in the lawsuit are Julian Francis, who is the Governor of the Central Bank of the Bahamas; the Attorney-General of the Bahamas and SSBT's Receiver, accountant Raymond Winder.